
The Postcard Island — Timeless Beauty on Two Wheels
Recommended Stay
2–3 days to fully explore at bicycle pace. Minimum 1 full day for a day trip.
Best Time to Visit
April–May and October–November. The southeast monsoon (May–September) brings seaweed to Anse Source d'Argent but keeps Grand Anse calm.
Getting There
Take the 15-minute ferry from Praslin (runs multiple times daily). No airport on La Digue. Day trips from Praslin are popular but staying overnight is recommended.
Don't Miss
Anse Source d'Argent
Don't Miss
Grand Anse
Must Do
Cycle the Island
Must Do
L'Union Estate
A paradise island famous for Anse Source d'Argent, one of the world's most photographed beaches.

La Digue
Iconic beach with dramatic granite formations, shallow turquoise waters, and pristine white sand.
The world's most photographed beach — pink granite boulders, shallow turquoise water, and coconut palms.
Wild and dramatic beach on the southeast coast. Strong currents but breathtaking scenery.
Secluded beach reached by a short trail from Grand Anse. Often deserted.
Remote beach with natural rock pools — worth the 30-minute hike.
Rent a bicycle and explore the entire island in a day — the only way to travel here.
Historic coconut plantation with giant tortoises, traditional copra mill, and beach access.
Hike to Eagle's Nest for 360° views over La Digue and neighbouring islands.
Small nature reserve protecting the rare Seychelles Paradise Flycatcher.
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